“Only by imparting to all children the knowledge that is commonly possessed by successful citizens can all children gain the possibility of success—“success” understood as becoming a person with autonomy, who commands respect, has a communal voice that can write and speak effectively to strangers, can earn a good living, and can contribute to a wider community.” – E. D. Hirsch, Jr., Why Knowledge Matters (2016)
View the South Carolina Department of Education’s 2020-2021 School Report Card for Summit Classical School.